Counter staff were unbelievably rude and their attitudes were short of appalling. However I must…read morehighlight one worker in particular was lovely. Although I could not say the same for the woman on till and "answering the phones" as she was rude, Illrared and not to be bold bit a milly. Unfortunately I will not be returning to this establishment due to the shocking customer service. FYI: What establishment in this day and age doesn't accept card payments??

Kevin M was right! These are the best chips in North Belfast! Last night after a long day being…read morehealthy we decided to ruin it all by getting a big chippy. We decided we didn't want to pig out completely so we opted to get 2 battered sausages (these always come with a few chips - inside tip right there) and a fish supper. This was easily enough for both of us to have a massive meal. The chips are what makes this chippy a cut above the rest, they are thick and potatoey (that's a word I just invented) and when soaked in salt and vinegar they are highly addictive. The fresh fish used is perfect. I have to say I was shocked about how good this place was. The service was excellent too. We placed our order and within about 10 minutes we had it and we were on our merry way. The meal was still pipping hot when we returned, a sure sign it was cooked fresh. On of the easiest 5 stars I have ever given.

My girlfriend says that I can't fend for myself, she says that if she wasn't around I would just…read moreeat out everyday. Today I tried to prove her wrong but the next thing I knew I was in a bakery queue, I think I blacked out, who knows?! The Antrim Road was crying out for a bakery/sit in deli like this and judging by the queues today the locals have already taken this place to their hearts. There's an exceptional take out selection which is clearly displayed on the wall. It can be tricky going to a new place and deciding what to get but I was sold on the Italian Style Panini with Salami, chorizo, pesto and mozzarella. These are pre made and ready to be toasted so you don't even have to wait around for the staff to combine the ingredients. I was really impressed with the quality of the food, fresh, flavoursome and incredibly delicious. Cheap too - at £3.75 I felt like I was robbing them. I'm in love with this new bakery and I can't wait to lazily amble up the Antrim Road on a Sunday morning and chill out in the lovely surroundings. It's a perfect 5 from me! I mean what's not to like? It's convenient, quick, cheap and really well thought out!

Such a lovely little place! We had breakfast and it was delicious and not expensive…read more Friendly, helpful staff adds to the pleasant atmosphere. They have a great selection of buns and tray bakes and Yes, we did have one but shared it as they where quite substantial. They also do a takeaway service as typical home bakery produce. Filled soda's, sandwiches and baps are availible to take out and very reasonable! So around about £2.50 to £3.00 . They where non stop and it was nice that the sit in area was a little bit separate from the take away so it didn't feel overcrowded. With the prices and the quality of food I can see why they are non stop. Always a good sign for any coffee shop.

Dried up pizza non existent hamwith very spicy chicken goujons. Delivered Late despite giving them…read moreplenty of notice

We were tired and hungry from a long day, so we chose Hudson's Pizza for dinner since it was in…read moreclose walkable distance. Mom was a bit wary about what kind of quality the pizza would be since we're from Chicago. I saw the pizza ovens and figured we'd be fine. We ordered the Garlic Cheese Dough and 12" Pizza (mushroom). I was worried it would be too much food for two of us, and I was right, hah! The Cheese Dough was way too cheesy for my liking, but my mom loved it. The Pizza was tasty: thin but not overly so, nice chew to the dough, nice tasting sauce, and fresh mushrooms. I know we weren't sure about what kind of pizza we'd find in the UK, but Hudson's was actually very good! This Chicago gal (who enjoys NYC-style pizza as well) approves!

Jak A Snack is a little cafe on the lower part of the Antrim Road. To me, it looks like they have…read morecrammed a place to eat, into a place only big enough to buy your bread and milk from. In saying that, I've never seen it busy enough for this to cause much hassle. As the name suggested, they have a large selection of jacket potatoes on offer. I went for my old favourite of beans and cheese as a topping. It was really nice, I was pleasantly surprised that such a little place even had room for the oven to bake the potatoes but there you go. The have a good selection of breakfasts to choose from, as well as soups, paninis and a daily specials menu which is always good to have a gander at to see how adventurous the chef is being that day. The prices are amazingly cheap and the staff friendly.

this place has got to be a jewel in the crown of north belfast,,staff are amazing and very…read morefriendly,the homemade soup and pies are fantasic and the range of food on the menu gives u such a choice.this place is small but sweet and wouldnt be out of place in the city center.really loved this place everytime ive visited and wouldnt hesitate to recommend it to anyone..defo a plce to visit for quality food and service..

I really, really wanted to love Sozo, it's only five minutes walk from our house and I had walked…read morepassed a number of times while it was being refurbished and was really excited to try it, but today I was left feeling disappointed! First there's so much that's right with the place. Their attention to detail is magnificent. The look and feel of the interior is modern industrial, they've really focussed on the decor and it shows. The presentation of the food is another element that they've obviously taken care over. As an example the mushrooms on my large fry were in a separate ramekin to avoid the juice dampening everything. Price wise it's relatively cheap, my large fry was only £6. So here's what's wrong...firstly, I ordered a flat white, it came and tasted like milky water. That put a bad taste in my mouth from the outset, excuse the pun! Next up the food came and although well presented it just wasn't great tasting, the bacon was overcooked and the staff didn't ensure we had sauces etc. In defence of Sozo, it's only been open for a few weeks and it's inevitable that they are going to experience teething problems. I spoke to the staff and they said this was the busiest day since opening so perhaps that explains it. As mentioned there's so much to love about Sozo (Draft Beer, desserts, a great menu) but my experience just wasn't top notch! So I'm giving 3 stars but hopefully when I try dinner in a few weeks we can add a few stars!

Sozo has recently opened on the Antrim Road and is literally a few minutes walk from our house. We…read moreoften complain that there is not enough cafes and restaurants in our area so we were both keen to check this place out. We were surprised at how busy Sozo actually was given that it had just opened. At one point every seat in the restaurant was taken and when people left the seats were taken almost immediately. This may have been the reason for the 3 star review. I ordered a caramel latte which was nice, served in a good sized jug/jar although the flat white that we ordered wasn't great. I ordered pancake stacks, bacon and maple syrup. The top pancake was nicely toasted but the two underneath were cremated, actually uneatable. The bacon was also over cooked. Although, the presentation was great, the syrup was served in the Lyles Golden Syrup tin which was quite cool. Sozo has just recently opened so I understand this may have been just teething problems and I would maybe go back in a few months time and maybe update my review then. At the minute it's 3 stars which isn't bad but isn't great!

Through the power of Yelp we came across Elements, on the Antrim Road and not sure where to get a…read moredecent Chinese takeaway we turned to trusty Yelp. Elements came out on the nearby search and the rating results so it was a no brainer. After ordering over the phone we headed straight over and guess what? It was ready for us. I was impressed with the clean interior of the takeaway and I liked the way you could see in to the kitchen. Also there was a comical sign on the window saying, 'Don't stand on the sofa or knock the window' - not sure what's gone on in the past but it was pretty quiet this evening. We ordered a salted chilli chicken dish with 2 sides and it was absolute perfection. Filling and flavoursome. The price wasn't too bad either. £9.20 for all this! I was impressed.

Elements is a fantastic Chinese on the Antrim Road. The past two reviewer's seem to think its…read moreupmarket for North Belfast and if that's because it doesn't have the same paint job for the past 20 years and have an angry middle aged woman behind the counter, well, their right! The food is fantastic and very reasonably prices. The honey chilli chicken could be the only meal I'd ever get to eat for the rest of my life and I think I'd be pretty ok with that. There's a huge selection of offers in terms of meals for 2/3 etc which really do give your superb value for money and if theres something on the set list you'd like to change, they are always happy to do so. I love this place a little to much.

Enjoyed the early bird menu The place isn't big but suitable…read morefor small parties. The food came pretty quick and was very tasty. The atmosphere was relaxed and the staff where very pleasant. I couldn't find anything wrong with my visit to Murphy Browns, will go again.

This local, privately run restaurant is very popular in North Belfast. You can 'bring your own'…read morewhich is great for a night out on a budget. We recently went with a large group of 12, and had a lovely evening. It is a small place, but cosy and welcoming, and great to go out to if you don't fancy hoofing it or paying for a taxi into the town centre. The staff are really nice, helpful and attentive, and treated us very well indeed. I had the Calzone pizza, which really was great, and the one thing I noticed in general about the orders of our group was that it seemed to be great value for money, both quality and portion wise. Highly recommended for a cheap, local night out when you don't feel like cooking.

Stax is a cute neighborhood sandwich and coffee shop! There is a small indoor seating area with…read morethree tables, as well as an outdoor seating area. Much of the food is deli-style where you choose your own ingredients for toasties or sandwiches. A cute quirk is that the menu posted on the wall is written backwards: so you have to look in the mirror to read it properly. We came for a (second) breakfast, so Mom wanted more of a lunch. She ordered a turkey and cheese toastie with sauce on the side. It was much larger than she thought it would be! I had an egg and bacon sandwich​ with poached eggs. It was simple and delicious, with two perfectly poached eggs and nice thick bacon! I also had a tea which was good! The food was piping hot. Service was good, and the staff was very nice! Stax is my kind of sandwich shop, and definitely somewhere I'd eat again!

Disappointed. Taste was good but the " chicken " in my chicken chow mein was barely noticeable. 1…read moremm small dots in a mass of noodles. Never again.

An OK Chinese with a bad reputation. I remember it as one of the first ever Chinese take aways to…read moreopen in this area and everyone was in awe of the 'foreign food' even the chips tastes different from the usual chippy fare. I have to be honest I only usually go here if I am starving and get off the bus on the way home but it's always delivered nice food - nothing special but nothing bad either. The only thing I don't really like is you can't see the food being cooked as it has not evolved into the open kitchen layout which is favoured in take aways now so I always have the wariness of what is going on behind the hatch were the food magically appears, however it has a nostalgic place in my heart and I think it will always be my special treat as I get off the bus